Added a new ActiveBridge Management list view in the iOS app for ActiveComms admins, providing in-app visibility into all ActiveBridge devices across their agencies. Admins can now view a centralized list of bridges, including the bridge name and associated agency, directly from ActiveComms settings. This update lays the foundation for future ActiveBridge management features coming soon, including detailed ActiveBridge views and remote update capabilities.

Improved internal tracking to better assist with ActiveComms user issues, along with visual refinements to light and dark mode theming on iOS.

New advanced filtering of map markers for ActiveAlert to improve map visibility. Improved ActiveComms stability and reliability, added channel member visibility and in-app management to add/remove members from a channel, and fixed a post-call transmission issue.

Improved ActiveAlert and ActiveComms stability and reliability through optimization of battery use related to background processing.

Improved ActiveComms stability and reliability, added channel member visibility, enhanced iOS 26 compatibility, and fixed a post-call transmission issue.

Improved ActiveComms reliability and clearer disconnect messages. Fixed rare crashes when opening maps or alerts in ActiveAlert.

Improved ActiveComms reliability and clearer disconnect messages. Fixed rare crashes when opening maps or alerts in ActiveAlert.

New in this update - Added a new Layers button and bottom sheet to make map tools easier to access. - Disconnected channels now show a greyed-out bridge icon for clearer status visibility. - The old overlay toggle has been removed — the new overlay experience is now the default for all users. Fixes - Fixed a major crash related to font scaling.

We fixed a rare crash affecting some iOS users related to Apple’s dynamic text scaling system

Improved connection stability with faster timeouts, smarter automatic retries, and better connection chirping behavior.

- Removed shadows from map markers for a cleaner, sharper map view. - Fixed compass visibility issue where the compass was hidden or too small. - Enhanced map marker info indicator for better readability and interaction. - Improved stability by implementing stricter compiler warnings and error handling. - Automatic re-registration now ensures smoother background connection recovery. - Adjusted settings layout to support larger system font sizes.

This release focuses on improving stability and interface consistency across iPhone and iPad: - Fixed a crash affecting some users to improve overall reliability. - Resolved an issue in Follow Me mode that caused the map to spin or move unexpectedly. - Corrected font sizing and formatting in the Personnel tab on iPad for better readability.

What’s New - The new overlay is now the default experience, making it easier to access and use. - Improved tracking helps us better understand how users navigate out of the new ActiveComms overlay. Bug Fixes - Fixed an issue that could cause the app to crash when editing lists.

Fixed an issue where the iOS app forced alert times into a 24-hour format. The app now respects the user’s device time format settings. The iOS Personnel screen now supports larger system font sizes, improving accessibility and readability.

Fixes Resolved an issue where clicking the Settings tab while the new marker selection was open could cause the app to crash. Fixed a crash that occurred on iPad when opening the new marker icon selection search. Improvements Added a Map Marker Search bar and Categories in iOS, making it easier to find and organize markers. Notifications on iOS can now open the Comms settings directly when tapped, improving workflow speed.

Mapping Update We fixed an issue that caused the map to not function correctly. Maps will now load and refresh as expected.

Fixed an issue where Apple Maps would not load correctly in certain situations. Navigation and map views now display as expected.

Alert Chat (alpha – limited availability): Fixed a rare crash where the app would crash upon login with username/password if the user had an ActiveComms license. Reinstalling and using a device code previously worked around this issue; it is now resolved.

- Map Stuck in Ruler Mode Fixed an issue where the map could occasionally remain stuck in Ruler Mode, preventing normal map interactions. Users can now toggle in and out of Ruler Mode reliably. - Comms Overlay Obscuring Map Resolved a problem where the Comms Overlay could block portions of the map, making it difficult to view or interact with underlying map content. The overlay now properly adjusts to avoid obstructing key map areas.

The new ActiveComms overlay is out of Beta! Cleaner UI, safer keyups, and quick playback for replaying the latest transmission. Enable it from the ActiveComms settings page.

Improved ActiveComms error handling and fixed playback reliability issues. iOS now requires version 15+. Stability fixes for Alert Chat (alpha – limited availability).

Improved Alert Chat scrolling for a smoother reading experience (alpha – limited availability). Fixed a crash affecting some users.

Soft start tones are here! Choose from 5 new alert sounds that ramp up gradually. Also includes several ActiveComms fixes and UI improvements.

Improvements to existing features Optimized quick playback in ActiveComms: playback is now available 1 second after a transmission ends, allowing for faster audio review. Bug fixes Fixed an issue in ActiveComms where transmitting required two attempts after ending a phone call.

Summary - This release includes several key fixes to improve reconnection stability in ActiveComms and optimizations for Alert Chat (available to a limited set of customers.) Improvements - Improved how messages are handled and displayed in Alert Chat, enhancing performance and reliability (Alert Chat available only to a subset of customers). Bug fixes - Fixed an issue where iOS channels were not reconnecting after extended idle periods in ActiveComms. - Fixed an issue where reconnection after being force-muted was slower than expected in ActiveComms. - Fixed an issue in Alert Chat where users could send multiple messages by tapping the send button rapidly (Alert Chat available only to a subset of customers).